Microsoft's Windows 10 Preview Beta is the on-going process to provide better features and functions to Windows 10 Final Version, which is already publicly available to general users and developers for testing and experimenting purpose, and now Windows Server 2016 Essentials, Hyper-V Server 2016 and Windows Server 2016 RTM Final (Build: 1607 10.0.14393) 64-bit ISO has been released by Microsoft for Windows developers and non-developers. Windows users can download, clean install, upgrade / update to the latest available software builds version instantly. The free official Direct Download Link of Windows Server 2016 (14393) Final RTM 64-bit (x64) .ISO Image File is available below with system hardware-software requirement details.

What's New in Windows Server 2016 Features and Release Notes?

You can read full changelog of Windows Server 2016 in below image, or Click Here for more details.

Just download the Windows Server 2016 .ISO Image file and burn it to Bootable USB flash drive or Bootable DVD, and after that use it for manual installation on multiple desktop PCs and Laptops.

Anytime, you can get the latest available Windows Server 2016 Builds online by going to Windows Update and recovery section.

Windows Server 2016 Activation Product Key:

You can enter below Genuine Key of Windows Server 2016 upon installation.

Windows Server 2016 Standard Key: MFY9F-XBN2F-TYFMP-CCV49-RMYVH

Windows Server 2016 Datacenter Key: 6XBNX-4JQGW-QX6QG-74P76-72V67

Windows Server 2016 Expiry Date:

This is the official Windows Server 2016 Evaluation Edition, and it will expire in 180 days. To extend expiration period, you can reinstall Windows Server 2016 again after 180 days.

How to Download Windows Server 2016?

You can officially download Windows Server 2016, Hyper-V Server 2016 and Windows Server 2016 Essentials final RTM version from Microsoft's website HERE, You will be required to Sign In via Microsoft Account, but you can simply bypass the Login process and directly download the .ISO image files via direct links posted below. It's a new ThresHold2 development branch (TH2), after testing old ThresHold1 (TH1).